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Lorraine
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16 Apr 2011 14:13 |
Hi Rob Ihave just typed you a long reply and it disappeared before being sent. My for not replying immediately - we have visitors from America staying with us.
I have in my possession, obtained from the LMA a copy of the Admission Register 1878 of The StrandUnion Children's Establishment, which reads as follows: No: 1608 Name: Bayley Henry (in the 1881 Census he is Henry Bailey) Age: 8 Parish to which Char eable: St.Giles Date of Admission: 24 May 1878 Whether at Workhouse School before, and how long: No Whether in any other Schoolbefore, and how long: Infant Date of Discharge: Blank Observations: Transferred to New Book
I have had a search done at LMA by their researchers and thisNew Book could not be found. A friend in London also searched but it seems that this particular book ismissing. I suppose the only course one could follow would be to read through the Minutes of meetingsof the Board of The Children'sEstablishment, Edmonton, to see whether Henry Bailey was discharged, and when. I know he" walked to London" soon after he was confirmed. If I could perhaps find a Henry Bailey who was born, or perhaps lived at some stage in Hornsey, it might help, as the address on the 1884/5 photo I have of a brass band, of which Henry Bailey is a member, is 122, Turnpike Lane, Hornsey, London. Lorraine
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14 Apr 2011 12:27 |
If the Henry Bailey at the Strand Poor Union School in Edmonton is the correct one, a way forward might be to look at the Union records held at the LMA. They seem to hold admission and discharge records for the relevent periods. There may be notes about from where/who he was admitted and to where/who he was discharged (possibly other notes too), which may help confirm/disprove whether he is the right one. It might explain why an Edmonton bapism can't be found, as they baptised "on site". Unfortunately, it looks like the Union baptism records for that period don't survive. I had hoped to be able to search amongst the LMA Poor Records on Ancestry, but they are either not on there yet, or a filed in an unexpected place.
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12 Apr 2011 14:13 |
i really hope you find it Maddie
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Lorraine
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12 Apr 2011 13:07 |
Thanks you for the baptism records, Maddie. They will narrow down my search Lorraine
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Lorraine
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12 Apr 2011 13:00 |
Thank you for the above baptisms, Maddie. This is narrowing my options a lot.
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12 Apr 2011 11:03 |
these are the nearest Name: Henry George Bailey Record Type: Baptism Estimated Birth Date: abt 1873 Baptism Date: 14 May 1873 Father's Name: Daniel Bailey Mother's Name: Margaret Bailey Parish or Poor Law Union: St Pancras Old St Pancras Borough: Camden View original image up arrow Save This Record
London, England, Births and Baptisms, 1813-1906 about Henry Charles Bailey Name: Henry Charles Bailey Record Type: Baptism Estimated Birth Date: abt 1876 Baptism Date: 24 Feb 1876 Father's Name: Charles Henry Bailey Mother's Name: Elizabeth Bailey Parish or Poor Law Union: Paddington St Mary Magdalene Borough: Westminster
London, England, Births and Baptisms, 1813-1906 about Henry George Bailey Name: Henry George Bailey Record Type: Baptism Estimated Birth Date: abt 1876 Baptism Date: 18 Sep 1876 Father's Name: Benjamin Bailey Mother's Name: Sarah Bailey Parish or Poor Law Union: St Pancras Borough: Camden
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Lorraine
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12 Apr 2011 10:37 |
Hi everybody Thank you so far - has anybody got access to the baptism records for Pancras? Any Henry Bailey who was born in Pancras 1872-1874.I am trying to find possible father named Charles
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11 Apr 2011 17:21 |
Lorrine there is this birth ??? BMD Search result details
Civil Registration event: Birth Name: BAILEY, Henry George Registration District: Help Pancras County: London Year of Registration: 1873 Quarter of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar Mother's Maiden Name: Not available before 1911 Q3 Volume No: Help 1B Page No: Help 59 Printer friendly version
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11 Apr 2011 16:54 |
Lorraine,
I think this is the Davies family 10 years prior;
1881 England Census about Aurther Davis Name: Aurther Davis Age: 21 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1860 Relation: Son Father's Name: James Davis Mother's Name: Emma Davis Gender: Male Where born: Clerkenwell, Middlesex, England Civil parish: So Hornsey County/Island: Middlesex Country: England Street Address: 15 Howard Rd Education:
Employment status: View image Occupation: Plumber Registration district: Edmonton Sub-registration district: Hornsey ED, institution, or vessel: 10 Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age James Davis 54 Emma Davis 47 >> born Southampton Aurther Davis 21 Mable Davis 14 Henery Davis 10 >> born St Lukes Elizabeth Allan 50 Annie Allaway 23
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Lorraine
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11 Apr 2011 16:28 |
The 1891 Census says that Emma Bailey/Davies has a son aged 19, labourer, and lived in Shakespeare St, Hornsey, Edmonton. Can anybody trace any information about this Henry Bailey after 1891? My grandfather Henry Bailey left England for South Africa on 19th June,1897 for the durations of the Anglo/Boer War, which ender in 1902, and settled here after the war for the rest of his life. If a marriage or death of this Henry Bailey can be found in England, then it is not my grandfather. As far as hisarmy records are concerned, I notice that on 7th April Maddie gave the same reference no. of Henry Bailey's army records as WO 97/4288/65 Attestation soldier number 10062/ I notice it stated Attestation corps: Medical Staff Corps Report transcription error. In the original 4-page attestation document I have in my possession he joined the Medical Staff Corps in 1894 but the name was officially changed to Royal Army Medical Corps in c1899 and Henry Bailey was appointed Lance Corporal on 6th October, 1899 RAMC. He was discharged at the termination of his first period of limited engagement on 19th June, 1905 asL/Sgt Henry Bailey. Could there possibly by any further documents available at the National Archives about himregarding his duty in the Royal Army Medical Corps? I know he received two medals for duty in South Africa: 1900-1-2. Queen's and clasps Transvaal Cape Colony King's and clasps 1901-1902 Would there be any record in the Medals section at the Archives? As he completed his 12 years limited engagement, did he qualify for a pension? Would somebody be kind enough, if possible to find more information about him through Ancestry. or FindmyPast?
Over the last ten years I have ordered more than twenty birth certificates of possible Henry Baileys, but none have fitted into his profile. I have also in my possession a marriage certifcate, which I ordered, which reads: Marriage 1873 St. Pancras Church - (Married in the Parish Church) date: 29 March 1873 Charles Bailey full age Bachelor Servant 19 Mabledon Place Father: Charles Bailey Servant Louisa White full age Spinster - 19 Mabledon Place Father John White Builder Deceased. Witnesses William Green Lucy White
The above address is very close to 35, Burton Crescent, the address givenby Henry Bailey as his father Charles Bailey, in his Attestation document dated 1893. Would somebody be so kind as to try and find a Henry Bailey, born in the Pancras area any time after the above marriage of Henry and Louisa White in 1873? Perhaps in Ancestry.co.uk or Findmymast.
Lorraine
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11 Apr 2011 16:24 |
The 1891 Census says that Emma Bailey/Davies has a son aged 19, labourer, and lived in Shakespeare St, Hornsey, Edmonton. Can anybody trace any information about this Henry Bailey after 1891? My grandfather Henry Bailey left England for South Africa on 19th June,1897 for the durations of the Anglo/Boer War, which ender in 1902, and settled here after the war for the rest of his life. If a marriage or death of this Henry Bailey can be found in England, then it is not my grandfather. As far as hisarmy records are concerned, I notice that on 7th April Maddie gave the same reference no. of Henry Bailey's army records as WO 97/4288/65 Attestation soldier number 10062/ I notice it stated Attestation corps: Medical Staff Corps Report transcription error. In the original 4-page attestation document I have in my possession he joined the Medical Staff Corps in 1894 but the name was officially changed to Royal Army Medical Corps in c1899 and Henry Bailey was appointed Lance Corporal on 6th October, 1899 RAMC. He was discharged at the termination of his first period of limited engagement on 19th June, 1905 asL/Sgt Henry Bailey. Could there possibly by any further documents available at the National Archives about himregarding his duty in the Royal Army Medical Corps? I know he received two medals for duty in South Africa: 1900-1-2. Queen's and clasps Transvaal Cape Colony King's and clasps 1901-1902 Would there be any record in the Medals section at the Archives? As he completed his 12 years limited engagement, did he qualify for a pension? Would somebody be kind enough, if possible to find more information about him through Ancestry. or FindmyPast?
Over the last ten years I have ordered more than twenty birth certificates of possible Henry Baileys, but none have fitted into his profile. I have also in my possession a marriage certifcate, which I ordered, which reads: Marriage 1873 St. Pancras Church - (Married in the Parish Church) date: 29 March 1873 Charles Bailey full age Bachelor Servant 19 Mabledon Place Father: Charles Bailey Servant Louisa White full age Spinster - 19 Mabledon Place Father John White Builder Deceased. Witnesses William Green Lucy White
The above address is very close to 35, Burton Crescent, the address givenby Henry Bailey as his father Charles Bailey, in his Attestation document dated 1893. Would somebody be so kind as to try and find a Henry Bailey, born in the Pancras area any time after the above marriage of Henry and Louisa White in 1873? Perhaps in Ancestry.co.uk or Findmymast.
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10 Apr 2011 11:01 |
there is this birthfor Harry Burgess BMD Search result details
Civil Registration event: Birth Name: BURGESS, Harry Registration District: Help Pancras County: London Year of Registration: 1871 Quarter of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar Mother's Maiden Name: Not available before 1911 Q3 Volume No: Help 1B Page No: Help 38 Printer friendly version
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Susan
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10 Apr 2011 10:42 |
Hi Lorraine
The 1891 census says Emma Bailey /Davies is a wife married and she is a Nurse. Sue
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BatMansDaughter
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10 Apr 2011 10:16 |
I've been PMing Lorraine, because I couldn't add to the thread.
This family made me look because the address is the 1 Henry Bailey gave. Now we can find no census for the younger children after this.
Charlotte maybe dies in 1884 and Edmund most likely in 1900. There are older children which I have managed to trace...... no younger siblings with them. I also can't find the father in 1891.
We're thinking this maybe Henry Bailey and he changed his name.
Can anyone else please see if we are missing something please;
1881 England Census about Harry Burgess Name: Harry Burgess Age: 7 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1874 Relation: Son Father's Name: Edmond Burgess Mother's Name: Charlotte Burgess Gender: Male Where born: St Pancras Civil parish: Pancras County/Island: London Country: England Street Address: 35 Burton Crescent Education:
Employment status: View image Occupation: Scholar Registration district: Pancras Sub-registration district: Tottenham Court ED, institution, or vessel: 15b Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Edmond Burgess 45 Charlotte Burgess 43 Walter Burgess 20 Sarah Burgess 20 Annie Burgess 11 Harry Burgess 7 Ada Burgess 5 Minnie Burgess Charlotte Burgess 14 2 sons were born after 1881....... both died young (baptism records from ancestry).
Also I couldn't find a baptism records for Harry (Henry) Burgess.
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7 Apr 2011 16:38 |
The Davies family in 1891 are;
Emma >> married, nurse born Southampton Arthur B >> single, Labourer Henry M >. single, Labourer
They are living next door to the Bailey family.
The Baileys are at 40 Shakespeare St (?) whilst the Davies family are at 38.
Sorry Lorraine for PM'ing you........ I had that 1881 census for ages and just couldn't add it, typical it's working as soon as I've PM'ed you.
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Lorraine
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7 Apr 2011 16:33 |
Hi Susan and BatMansDaughter,
I have been trying to find any of the above family members in the 1881 Census, but have had no success. What intrigues me is that Henry M Bailey is aged 19 in 1891 and the head of the household, Charley Bailey, is only 35,so he could not have been Henry M Bailey's father. Where does the surname Davies fit into the picture - for allfamilymembers? I have in my possession an old photo of a brass band dated 1884/5. My grandfather is a teenaged holding a cornet, and the address stamped on the back of the photo is 122, Turnpike Lane,Hornsey,London (I presume the address of the photographer). To date nobody has been able to identify this brass band, or the bandmaster. I have always thought it could be ofThe Strand Union Band,Edmonton, but I cannot prove this. Can anybody tracemembers of thisBailey/Davies family in the 1881Census? Inthe 1891 Census Emma Bailey is aged 53 - could she be Henry M Bailey's widowed mother. Does the 1891 Census mention her marital status?
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BatMansDaughter
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7 Apr 2011 15:12 |
The above census for 1891 is definately Davies on the original image and not Bailey.......... sadly!!
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Susan
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7 Apr 2011 14:44 |
I wonder
1891 England Census about Henry M Bailey Name: Henry M Bailey [Henry M Davies] Age: 19 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1872 Relation: Son Father's Name: Charles Bailey Gender: Male Where born: Islington, London, England Civil parish: Hornsey Ecclesiastical parish: St Matthias County/Island: Middlesex Country: England Street Address:
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Employment status: View image Registration district: Edmonton Sub-registration district: Hornsey ED, institution, or vessel: 32 Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Charles Bailey 35 Henrietta Bailey 35 Anna Bailey 10 Henrietta Bailey 8 Herman Bailey 6 Ernest Bailey 1 Emma Bailey 53 Arthur B Bailey 26 Henry M Bailey 19
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Lorraine
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7 Apr 2011 14:20 |
Thank you everybody. I have always thought he couldbe the Henry Bailey that Dee found at The Strand Union Children's Establishment, but have been unable to prove this - I agree that as he was apparently orphaned at an early age he might have given Edmonton as his place of birth in his army records, this being the area he knew he had lived in. He told me that he had been placed in an orphanage but did not know who his parents were.
With regard to his army record as given by Maddie, this is definitely my grandfather, but there a few more details on the original (acopyof whichIpersonallyobtainedfrom The NationalArchives in 2007 when researching there (I love in South Africa)
He always " said" he was born on 9thJuly, 1873, which would be pretty close to the age given on his Short Service Attestation ,which gives hisageas19yearsand 4 months on 20thJune, 1893 (the date he joined. The Army Medica lCorps)at Aldershot. In c1899 Medical Staff Corps. was renamed Royal Army Medical Corps. He was first sent to the Royal Infirmary in Netley, Southampton, then to Malta and then on 27th June, 1900 to South Africa where he was with the Royal Army Medical Corps for 1900, 1901 and 1902 until the end of the Ango Boer War in 1902. He was then seconded to the South AfricanGovernment as an army reserve and completed his at the termination of his first period of limited engagement(12 years) His rank was L/Sgt.
Under Name and Address of next of kin was written Charles Bailey, father: 35 Burton Crescent (or perhapsBuxton Crescent) London W.5 but thisname and address was at some stage crossed out and initialled by the recruiting officer W G A Bedford Surgeon Major AMS Recruiting Officer.
I think it must have been crossed out by Surgeon Major Bedford on 20thJune, 1893, the day Henry Bailey joined Medical Staff Corps when Bedford realized that the father, Charles Bailey, was infact deceased>
Underneath this crossed out name and address is written
No living relations Friend Styles Willis 17 Moray Road Tollington Park London.
I have traced this Styles Willis as having been born and raised in Greenwich. My grandfather was confirmed by the Anglican Bishop of London. Dr. Temple sometime in in the 1880's, not long before he became the Archbishop of Canterbury. About forty boys were confirmed at the same time, probably boys from an orphanage/home.
If I can find a birth or baptism of a Henry Bailey whose father was named Charles Bailey, it might help me solve this mystery.
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7 Apr 2011 12:33 |
His given birth place maybe just an area that he knew he lived in??
1881 England Census about Henry Bailey Name: Henry Bailey Age: 12 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1869 Relation: Inmate Gender: Male Where born: Middlesex, England Civil parish: Edmonton County/Island: Middlesex Country: England Street Address: "Strand Union Childrens Establishment" Education:
Employment status: View image Occupation: Scholar Registration district: Edmonton Sub-registration district: Edmonton ED, institution, or vessel: The Strand Union Children Establishment Neighbors: View others on page Too many others to list. No other Baileys listed.
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